Effects of the interaction between temperature and revegetation on the microbial degradation of soil dissolved organic matter (DOM) – A DOM incubation experiment
Authors:
- Hongfei LiuHLHongfei Liu
- Yang WuYWYang Wu
- Zemin AiZAZemin Ai
- Jiaoyang ZhangJZJiaoyang Zhang
- Chao ZhangCZChao Zhang
- Sha XueSXSha Xue
- Guobin LiuGLGuobin Liu
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Funding Information
- Chinese Academy of Sciences (XAB2015A05)
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (2014FY210100, 41771557)
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